BP-JFK collection

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2013, November 22 - USA Today
		Original. Special edition of USA TODAY: "50 Years later : Tragedy, Memories, Hope live on". Fifty years after the assassination of a president who inspired a generation, USA TODAY explores the life, death and legacy of John F. Kennedy. Read about the lives he touched and the promises he kept, and go behind the scenes of the National Geographic Channel film "Killing Kennedy," based on the best-selling book.
2013, November 22-24 - USA Today Weekend
		Original. USA Today Weekend issued in the weekend Nov.23-24, just after 50th Anniversary of JFK Assassination. It includes following articles: - "If JFK was shot in an era of social media" by Rem Rieder - "Trek to Oswald grave offers closure" by Rick Jervis - "Echoes of that day from every State" - "Stock impact of JFK's death steep but brief" by Adam Shell
2013, November 23 - The Dallas Morning News
		Original. Full coverage of Dallas newspaper "The Dallas Morning News" of the event of the previous day in Dealey Plaza : "The 50th : Honoring the memory of President J.F.Kennedy". Articles : - "Memories, emotions bridge 50-years chasm" - "Ceremony acknowledges bitter pas, better present" - "Words for the occasion : Excerpts from speakers' remarks" - "Security tight, problems minimal at ceremonies" - "Police assemble to honor Tippit" - "What drew them to Dallas?" - "Demonstrators put on show but had to keep their distance" - "Respect and reflection" - "Fort Worth breakfast mirrors the one JFK attended 50 years ago" - "Around the world, JFK remembered" -"JFK observance shows how Dallas has grown" - "JFK news echoes in the solitude of abandoned schools"
2013, November 24 - The Dallas Morning News
		Original. Sunday November 24,2103. Still some coverage of Dallas newspaper "The Dallas Morning News" of the event of JFK Anniversary. Articles : - "Anniversary may be over, but interest isn't" by David Flick "Thanks you message" by Dallas Mayor Michael Rawlings "LBJ takes on weight of the world" "Ten days later, Kennedys move out of White House" "Publicity may bring more visitors" "Inspired to serve. Volunteers lend a hand to honor JFK" by Meredith Shamburger
2013, December - Focus
		Original. Italian magazine. December 2013. Dossier "Perche' vediamo complotti ovunque" ("Why we see conspiracy everywhere"). In the conspiracies quoted in the article there is of course the possible conspiracy to kill President Kennedy.
2020, April 4 - La Repubblica
		La Repubblica. Italian newspaper. 4 April 2020. Another tragedy for the Kennedy family. The daughter and grandson of former Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend are missing and presumed dead after a canoeing accident, the family confirmed. Townsend confirmed late Friday the search had transitioned to a recovery operation. Townsend is the eldest daughter of Robert F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1968 while running for president, and the niece of President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated five years earlier in Dallas. Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean, Townsend's daughter, and her 8-year-old son, Gideon, got into a canoe Thursday in the water of Chesapeake Bay off their home in Shady Side, Maryland, "to retrieve a ball and were unable to paddle back to shore," according to Maryland Natural Resources Police. Townsend released a statement Friday night saying, "With profound sadness, I share the news that the search for my beloved daughter Maeve and grandson Gideon has turned from rescue to recovery."
2025, November 23 - La Repubblica
		La Repubblica Italian Newspaper 23 November 2025. Article : "La figlia di Caroline Kennedy :"Mi resta un anno di vita"." ("Caroline Kennedy's daughter: 'I have a year left to live.'")
2025, November 24 - The New Yorker
		The New Yorker. American Weekly Magazine. 24 November 2025. "The Weekend Essay". Another tragedy for the Kennedy family. Article " A Battle with my Blood" by Tatiana Schlossber, Caroline Kennedy's daughter. Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of former US President John F Kennedy, moved many Americans over the weekend with this emotional essay about being diagnosed with terminal cancer shortly after giving birth to her second child. In the New Yorker, the 35-year-old stunned readers, writing that she was battling acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), an aggressive blood cancer, and had less than a year to live. Doctors and researchers say the essay helped raise awareness about the deadly illness and critical need for more funding and research to tackle treatment-resistant cancers.